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 An Archaeological Tour to Greece and Italy THIS tour is designed especially for students and teachers of the classics, ancient history and archaeology who can be absent from their work only during the summer and who desire to see these lands under the guidance of a former instructor in Greek at Harvard and a member of the American School at Athens in 1897-1899. The party will sail from New York for Naples about June 23d, and go first to Greece, to which at least five weeks will be given. Besides Athens and vicinity, the party will probably visit Nauplia, Epidauros, Tiryns, Mycenæ, Corinth, Eleusis, Cape Sounion, Delphi, Olympia, Etolia and Corfu, and possibly places of interest in Thessaly. In Italy a week or more will be given to Rome and vicinity and the remaining time to Pompeii, Pæstum, Naples and vicinity. Returning, the party will sail from Naples about September 2d, reaching New York about September 15th, both voyages being by the Mediterranean route. The cost of the tour will be, as in 1902, but $475, which includes all necessary expenses for travel, living and sight-seeing. As the size of the party is limited and places are already taken, applications should be made at an early date. The plan of the tour is endorsed by leading educators such as Profs. John Williams White, of Harvard; T. D. Seymour, of Yale; J. Irving Manatt, of Brown, and M. L. D'Ooge, of Michigan University, and the feasibility of summer travel in Greece and Italy was demonstrated by the experience of the party in 1902. For further information and circulars, address THOMAS FORSYTHE NELSON ARTHUR STODDARD COOLEY, Ph.D. 387 Central Street, Auburndale, Mass. Genealogical Scientist T HE professional services of Mr. Nelson may be obtained in tracing any line of family descent, however intri- cate or indefinite the known facts may be; especially where exhaustive search must be made through local, town, county or state records, either in the United States or in Europe. A special effort is made in every case to gather all possible data that would be of value, from a scientific standpoint, in determining the development and transmission of family traits or characteristics, either mental or physical; to cite the historical and sociological environment of each individual head of family and thus enable descendants to study and know something more of their ancestry than is found in a mere catalogue of ancestral lines. Consultation and preliminary investigation will be made free of charge, and correspondence is desired with any person interested in, or wishing to pursue any line of genealogical research. Personal interview may be arranged for by correspondence. Address P. O. Box 473, Washington, D. C. Refers by permission to the Editor of RECORDS OF THE PAST The Genealogical Quarterly Magazine A MAGAZINE, well printed, carefully edited, and intended as a repository of records valuable for genealogical purposes. Printing is the only way of preserving our records. The longer the subscription list the greater the work accomplished. A yearly subscription (#3) is little to ask of anyone to whom such a magazine would be either interesting or useful. Queries may be inserted free. Established 1890 at Salem, Mass.; now Published at 14 Beacon Street, Boston, Mass. Three specimen copies will be sent upon receipt of $1. Complete set, including subscription for 1902, $55. LANTERN Slides AND PHOTOGRAPHS DR. ARTHUR STODDARD COOLEY, of Auburndale, Mass., has issued a Catalogue of Photographs of Greece and Europe (with supplement dated July, 1901, and October, 1902), from which list slides and prints will be supplied at the following rates: Slides, 40 cents each; $4.50 per dozen; $35.00 per Hundred. The purchaser pays cost of packing and transportation. Slides may be rented for 10 cents each for one month or part thereof, and 5 cents each for each succeeding month or part thereof; renter to pay cost of packing and transportation both ways, and to make good damages after receipt of the slides. Prints of negatives will be sent for examination and may be retained at the usual rates or returned in good order within two weeks. Photographs (size, about 3½ by 3½ inches). Velox Prints, 12 cents each; per dozen, $1.35; per hundred, $10.00. Solio Prints, single print, 10 oents; per dozen, $1.10; per hundred, $8.00. Blue Prints, 8 cents each; $5.00 per hundred. From Negatives marked (B), 8 cents each. COMPLETE CATALOGUES WILL BE SENT ON RECEIPT OF FIFTEEN CENTS, WHICH INCLUDES POSTAGE. AUTHORIZED AMERICAN AGENT OF A. RHOMAIDES OF ATHENS. Address, ARTHUR S. COOLEY, 387 CEntral STREET, AUBURNDALE, MASS,